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SABATINI, EUGENE J., CAPT. MS78-1926 Letter from Col. William J. Wrigglesmith, Commanding Officer, Officer's Mess, Bolling AFB Wash., D.C., concerning a letter from Capt. Eugene J. Sabatini, Sec.-Treas., Officers Mess, dated Aug. 18, 1952. SABATINI, EUGENE J., MAJ. MS78-1909 Letter from Maj. Eugene J. Sabatini, Sec.-Treas., Officer's Open Mess, Bolling AFB, to Col. George S. Howard, dated Jun. 29, 1954, concerning an "unexcelled performance" of the various units of the USAF Band. SAITO, REIKO MS78-1760 Copy of letter from Reiko Saito, of Hyogoken, Japan, dated Sept. 16, 1957, to the USAF Band, concerning his impressions of the USAF Band. SAllADE, ALICE MS78-1506 Letter from Alice Sallade to George S. Hwoard, her grandson, from Reamstown, dated Dec. 10, 1922. SALLADE, ALICE MS78-1S07 Letter from Alice Sallade to George S. Howard, her grandson, from Reamstown, dated Sept. 22, 1922. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1508 Letter from B. L. Johnson, Business Manager, Ithaca Conservatory of Music to George S. Howard, dated Sept. 5, 1922, listing items which he should bring along to the Conservatory when attending. Accompanied with a letter from Alice Sallade asking if items were received. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1509 Letter from Alice Sallade to George S. Howard, her grandson, dated Sept. 18, 1922, with clipping from Denver Carnival. SAllADE, ALICE MS78-1510 Letter from Alice Sallade, to George S. Howard, her grandson, dated Sept. 27, 1922. SAllADE, ALICE MS78-1512 Letter and Thanksgiving card from Alice Sallade to her grandson George S. Howard, (no date). SAllADE, ALICE MS78-1513 Letter from Alice Sallade, to her grandson George S. Howard, dated Oct. 8, 1922. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1514 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Dec. 1, 1922. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1515 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Oct. 19, 1922. SAllADE, ALICE MS78-1516 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Nov. 15, 1922. SAllADE, ALICE MS78-1518 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Oct. 24, 1922. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1519 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Oct. 27, 1922. SAllADE, ALICE MS78-1520 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Nov. 6, 1922. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1521 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated May 23, 1924. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1522 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Nov. 24, 1922. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1523 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Nov. 13, 1922. SAllADE, ALICE MS&78-1527 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Oct. 18, 1924. SALlADE, ALICE MS78-1531 Letter from Alice Sallade to her grandson, George S. Howard, dated Sept. 27, 1924. SALLADE, ALICE MS78-1774 Post Card from George S. Howard to his grandmother Mrs. Alice Sallade, Reams- town, postmarked May 5, 1924, card from Bathing Beach, Fair Haven, N.Y. SALLADE, ALICE MS78-1775 Post Card from George S. Howard to his grandmother Mrs. Alice Sallade, postmarked May 7, 1924, while Howard was with the Conway Band, card from Lakeside Park, Auburn, N.Y. SALLADE, ALICE, 1865-1924 MS88-l33 Funeral card for Alice Sallada (Sallade), Reamstown. Mrs. Sallade, the grandmother of George S. Howard, died December 9, 1924. SALLADE, CASSIAH (REGAR), 1820-1902 P79-1611 Photograph of Cassiah (Regar) Sallade, wife of Jeremiah Sallade of Reamstown and great- grandmother of George S. Howard. SALLADE, CASSIAH (REGAR), 1820-1902 Newspaper obituary notice for Cassiah Sallada (Sallade), widow of Jeremiah Sallade, Reams- town. Mrs. Sallade died October 14, 1902. SALLADE, FLORENCE MS78-1638 Short essay entitled liThe Cat the Boots, ll and the Mouse , written by Florence Sallade, as a child, later Florence Sallade Howard, mother of George S. Howard, no date. SALLADE, GEORGE E. MS78-l773 Report (Card), of George E. Sallade, Grade 2, Class 1, Lititz Academy, Lititz, Pa., fo the session ending June 24, 1878. SALLADE, GEORGE E., d 1920 MS88-140 Funeral card for George E. Sallade, father of Florence Howard and grandfather of George Howard. Sallade, a resident of Reamstown, died May 28, 1920. (With 2 newspaper obituary notices.) SALLADE, GEORGE E., d. 1920 MS88-141 Letter fragment showing the signature of George E. Sallade, April 28, 1876. SALLADE, GEORGE E. - CIGAR FACTORY P79-1567 PHOTOGRAPH OF THE GEORGE E. SALLADE CIGAR FACTORY, REAMSTOWN, PA., LOCATED ON MAIN STREET, FEB. 1887. SALLADE, JACOB MS88-131 Photocopy of the will of Jacob Sallade, Heidleberg Township, Berks Co., January 14, 1854. SALLADE, JEREMIAH, d 1892 Photograph of Jeremiah Sallade of Reamstown. Sallade was the great-grandfather of George S. Howard. SALLADE, JEREMIAH, d. 1892 MS88-137 Marriage certificate of Jaramia Saleday (Jeremiah Sallade) and Casia Riecherd (Cassiah Regar), December 13, 1840. SALLADE, JEREMIAH, d. 1892 MS88-138 Memorial card for Jeremiah M. Sallada (Sallade). Sallade died January 18, 1892. SALLEE, KATHERINE H. MS78-1998 Letter from George S. Howard, to Mrs. Katherine Sallee, dated Aug. 6, 1940, concerning her son being interviewed. SALMON, DAVID B. MS78-1828 2 Related letters, one from David B. Salmon, Pres., Dave Salmon, Inc. (concert management, etc.) to Gib Sandefer, Concert Tour Director, USAF Band, dated Feb. 7, 1950, concerning the possibility of the USAF Band performing at the N.Y. State School Music Assoc. Convention. Second letter from Gib Sandefer to Lt. Col. George S. Howard, dated Feb. 9, 1950, concerning aforementioned. SAMFORD, JOHN A., MAJ. GEN. MS78-1911 Letter from Maj. Gen. John A. Samford, Director of Intelligence, Headquarters USAF, to Col. George S. Howard, dated Dec. 10, 1954, concerning the program presented at the annual Reception for Foreign Air Attaches. SAMFORD, JOHN A., MAJ. GEN. MS78-951 Letter from Maj. Gen. John A. Samford, Director of Itelligence, U.S.A.F., to Col. George S. Howard, dated Dec. 9, 1955. SANDEFER, GIB MS78-1828 2 Related letters, one from David B. Salmon, Pres., Dave Salmon, Inc. (concert management, etc.) to Gib Sandefer, Concert Tour Director, USAF Band, dated Feb. 7, 1950, concerning the possibility of the USAF Band performing at the N.Y. State School Music Assoc. Convention. Second letter from Gib Sandefer to Lt. Col. George S. Howard, dated Feb. 9, 1950, concerning aforementioned. SANDY S, DUNCAN MS78-952 Letter from Duncan Sandys, British Minister of Defense, to Maj. Gen. James H. Walsh, dated Sep. 24, 1958 along with related correspondence. SARGEANT, HOWLAND H. MS78-1570 Letter from Howland H. Sargeant, Acting Assistant Secretary of State, to Col. George S. Howard, dated Dec. 13, 1951, concerning the USAF Band's European Tour. SATO, HAJlME MS78-l85l Letter from Hajime Sato, Vice-Gov. of Tokyo Metropolis, to Col. W.E. Grubbs, Comm- ander, Headquarters, 6000th Support Wing, dated Jul. 18, 1956, concerning record received by Sato. SCHAEFFER, JACK E. MS78-1691 Letter from Jack E. Schaeffer, President, Music Educators Annual Conference to Inspector George S. Howard, Col., U.S.A.F., (Ret), dated Dec. 21, 1972, congratualating Howard on a successful year as President of the National Band Assoc. SCHERGER, FREDERICK, SIR MS78-l75~ Letter from Air Marshall Sir Frederick Scherger, Chairman Ciefs of Staff Committee, Canberra, Australia, to Col. George S. Howard, dated Jul. 25, 1961, concerning tape recordings received from Howard. SCHLEIFFER, ERIC MS78-2098 Letter from Eric Schleiffer, of Nor- way, tp Col. George S. Howard, dated Mar. 28, 1969, request for a photo of Howard's band. SCHMELZ, RICHARD E., LT. COL. MS78-l763 Series of letters regarding a letter rec- eived from Bernard W. Busse, Assoc. Prof. of Music, University of Virginia, dated Jan. 6, 1961, commending Col. Howard for his participation in the schools Fifth Annual High School Band Day & High- .SchooI Chorus. SCHMELTZ, RICHARD E., MAJ. MS78-920 Memorandum from Maj. Richard E. Schmeltz to Col. George S. Howard, dated Mar. 11, 1957, and related Memoradum from Col. George E. Howard dated Feb. 12, 1957 SCHMIDT, RUDOLPH, PROF. MS78-2081 Letter fitm Prof. Rudolph Schmidt, Ber- lin, Germany, to Col. George S. Howard, dated Oct. 30, 1972, and Col. Howard's reply, dated Nov. 14, 1972, mostly personal and request for music. SCHMIDT, RUDOLPH, PROF. MS78-208~ Letter from Prof. & Mrs. Rudolph Schmidt, Berlin, Germany, to Col. George S. Howard, dated Oct. 4, 1972 and reply by Howard, dated Aug. 22, 1972, personal. SCHMITZ, PAUL P. MS78-l652 Letter from Paul P. Schmitz, Director General of the Loyal Order of the Moose, Moose- hart, Ill., dated Dec. 5, 1962, to Col. George S. Howard, congratulating him on the article appearing in "The Instrumentalist" (Nov. 1962 issue) . SCHOBER, DONNA MARIE MS78-2074 Letter from Donna Marie Schober, concerning her tour with the American Youth Band, no date, to Col. George S. Howard. SCHOEPPER, ALBERT, LT. COL. MS78-953 Letter from Lt. Col. Albert Schoepper, Director of the United States Marine Band, to Col. George S. Howard, dated Apr. 9, 1961 SCHRODER, GUNTAR MS78-1938 Letter from Guntar Schroder and Family, to Col. George S. Howard, dated Nov. 1954, concerning the Col. 's tour of Europe and personal. (Schroder from Ger- many) SCHUMAN, WILLIAM MS78-2ll7 Letter from William Schuman, Julliard School of Music, N.Y., N.Y., to Lt. Col. George S. Howard, dated Feb. 21, 1951, concerning the postponing of a ROTC Unit at Julliard. Also reply from Howard, dated Feb. 8, 1951, etc. SCHWARTZ, CECIL MS78-2015 Letter from Cecil Schwartz, to whom it may concern, dated May 14, 1942, letter of recommendation of George S. Howard. SCOTT, ROBERT, COL. MS78-l822 Copy of a letter from John A. Lang, Jr., Sec.
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    Volume 10 Number 2 Fall 2009 the FlameThe Magazine of Claremont Graduate University LEAVING A LEGACY TO BE PROUD OF theFlame The Magazine of Claremont Graduate University Fall 2009 Volume 10, Number 2 The Flame is published by Claremont Graduate University 150 East Tenth Street Claremont, CA 91711 ©2009 by Claremont Graduate University Director of University Communications Esther Wiley Managing Editor Brendan Babish Art Director Shari Fournier-O’Leary News Editor Nikolaos Johnson Online Editor Derik Casper Editorial Contributors Mandy Bennett Brenda Bolinger Dean Gerstein Margaret Grogan William Perez Kevin Riel Director of Alumni Services Monika Moore Distribution Manager Mandy Bennett Photographers Kevin Burke Marc Campos William Vasta Tom Zasadzinski Claremont Graduate University, founded in 1925, focuses exclusively on graduate-level study. It is a member of the Claremont Colleges, a consortium of seven independent institutions. Interim President Joseph C. Hough, Jr. Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Yi Feng Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration Steven Garcia Vice President for Advancement Gregory Pierre Cox Send address changes to: Office of Alumni and Donor Relations Claremont Graduate University 165 East Tenth Street Claremont, CA 91711 [email protected] Claremont Graduate University does not discriminate in its educational programs on the basis of race, color, creed, place of national origin, gender, sexual ori- entation, age, or disability. Features 14 Commitment to Social Justice and Accountability: An Introduction to the School of Educational Studies by Margaret Grogan After her first year as Dean of SES, Margaret Grogan recounts the challenges, achievements, and privileges of her tenure, and what vision has carried her and the school through such a successful span.